The result of the June 25 election with the election of three far-right parties to Parliament, even if it was a product of the momentary election fatigue, showed that bans are not enough to deal with existing social discontent.
Something’s changed in the tough world of politics, and not just in Greece. Up until approximately a decade ago, few if any European politicians who had risen high through the ranks ever believed they might need to get a regular job someday.
Is there a way to predict the quality of the wine from this year’s grape harvest? Can we know what a court will decide months before its final ruling? Can we help prevent cardiovascular disease in the future? Artificial intelligence is here to provide answers.
The main index of the Greek stock market closed on Monday at its highest point since June 2014.
From 15 to 30 July two large-scale theatrical productions of Aeschylus’ works − one Greek and one international − by leading artists, a concert with distinguished musical ensembles as well as an academic symposium on Aeschylus and the concepts governing this special stage genre, will create an informal but explosive debate on ancient drama, which…
The United States Embassy in Athens and its consular section, the US Consulate General in Thessaloniki, and all US government offices in Greece will be closed on Tuesday.
Europeans are increasingly choosing to travel to destinations or periods of the year with less crowds, as they seek better services, new experiences and lower prices.
Rating agencies will focus on the government’s policy declarations in Parliament this week, examining them in detail before proceeding with their verdicts for Greece.
The Disaster Victims Identification Unit has undertaken the difficult task of identifying the 82 retrieved victims of the shipwreck of a fishing trawler in international waters off southwestern Greece.
The Museum of Cycladic Art in Athens has unveiled the last of a three-part exhibition titled “ReThinking,” which focuses on social issues that remain as pertinent today as they were in ancient times.